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ldgiltne@wsuhub.uc.twsu.edu (Lawrence Giltner) <1992Aug10.220740.34@wsuhub.uc.twsu.edu> :
| 
| I was messing with small freeware program (TURBO C v2.01) and
| among the many warnings, these two error messages kept occuring.
| I found that these errors occurr in any program where I use <dos.h>.
| 
| /* Here are the lines as edited from a couple printscreen dumps. */
| 
| void    interrupt(* _Cdecl getvect(int interruptno)) ();
|                    ^
|  Error C:\Y\C\INCLUDE\DOS.H 180: Declaration syntax error
| 
| void     _Cdecl setvect(int interruptno, void interrupt (*isr) ());
|                                                           ^
|  Error C:\Y\C\INCLUDE\DOS.H 211: Function definition out of place
| 
| The carets mark where TC had the highlight on when I reviewed.


I tried a quick experiment using getvect(), and it seems to work fine
for me.  Perhaps you have some compiler switch set so that it fails to
recognize these lines?  (e.g., the _Cdecl is misinterpreted...)  Or perhaps
the names were already used once?